So we started digging and we found out that bankers are heading there in droves. In a recent Telegraph survey Singapore dominated a list of places that bankers said they wanted to work, with 27% of the vote it even beat out NYC.

Boston Consulting Group recently named Singapore the country with the world's densest population of millionaires -- 17 percent of all households, to be exact.

It's no surprise then that Singapore has become a veritable playground for the richest of the rich.

If you've got the dough (and we mean serious dough) then there's plenty of room for you to play (and work) too.

But if buying isn't on your horizon, then here's how to rent

According to Propwise, a Singapore real estate guide, here are your rental options:

Landed property (terrace houses, attached houses, bungalows) will run you between $7,800 and $23,430 USD per month.

High-rise buildings (room rentals, apartments, condos and penthouses) can be more affordable, starting as low as 800 USD (for single rooms) and going as high as 25,000 USD per month, for the more upscale condos.

And there's an added bonus: you may be able to make money off your used car

But if resort towns aren't your thing, you can visit the awesome nature preserve, Chek Jawa

Chek Jawa, a cape on Singapore's northeastern coast known for its rich biodiversity (it has six separate ecosystems), was publicly uncovered in 2000 and has since been a favorite destination for Singaporeans.

That's six ecosystems just minutes from the hustle and bustle of downtown.